Hello Everyone!

Woodstock: Now and Then is going to be kicking off the Woodstock Film Festival tomorrow night (September 30) at 8:00! We’re really excited, and we hope some of you are going to be there! Barbara is going to be presenting the film at the Bearsville Theater. She’s also going to be part of a panel discussion on Sunday, October 4th titled “Documentaries: Then, Now, and Tomorrow,” so if you’re in the Woodstock area, please do check out the events. It’s going to be a great time!

~ Cabin Creek

Hi All,

As you may have already heard, Cabin Creek just put out its latest film Woodstock: Now & Then. It premiered on VH1, VH1 Classic, and the History Channel only a few weeks ago and has been getting some excellent reviews from places like The New York Times, and The New York Post. Nancy Franklin at The New Yorker praised the film for “the telling details that it teases out from the organizers, backers, and crew, which show us the many happy (and unhappy) accidents that made the festival possible.” We’re very proud of the film and had a blast making it. We’d really love to hear your thoughts on it, so look out for repeats on VH1, VH1 Classic, and the History Channel and be sure to leave us comments.

In the meantime, you can read a great interview that Barbara did with Salon.com about Woodstock: Now & Then here.

In the midst of finishing up Woodstock: Now & Then, we’ve also been in the thick of filming our project on the New York Yankees for ESPN’s 30 for 30 series. We had a wonderful shoot last week at Yankee Stadium, meeting some fans with incredible stories and getting a great one-on-one interview with Derek Jeter before the game. And on top of that, the Yankees trounced the Rangers 9-2!

Lastly, we’ve got a new Twitter account, so be sure to follow us @cabincreekfilms!

~ Cabin Creek